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Look at this painting. This painting was discovered in A.a Spanish cave. B.a Roman ruin. C.a Minoan temple. D.an Egyptian tomb.?

Without knowing the specific painting you are referring to, I can't provide a definitive answer. However, if the painting features themes or styles associated with a particular culture, that could guide the answer. For instance, if the painting depicts prehistoric scenes or animals, it might be from A. a Spanish cave, like those in Altamira. If it features classical figures or architecture, it could be from B. a Roman ruin.


What two civilizations did greek devlop from?

Minoan and Mycenaen


How do Minoan frescoes differ from Egyptian frescoes?

Minoan frescoes appear on the walls of homes and palaces, not tombs.


What was the purpose of the Minoan bull leaping statue?

Sir Athur Evans discovered it in Minoan ruins


Did early medieval artists borrow heavily from Egyptian artists?

No, the Minoan civilization


What early medieval artists borrowed heavily from all of the following except?

the Minoan Civilization- apex


which of these was most likely to be the subject of a Minoan painting?

animals running across a field


How do Minoans frescoes differ from Egyptian frescoes?

Minoan frescoes appear on the walls of homes and palaces, not tombs.


What 3 civilizations influenced the greek civilization?

Minoan, Achaean, Egyptian, Persian.


Where and when did Minoan civilization exist?

Minoan civilization began on the island of Crete around 3000 BC. It lasted for about 1500 years before being succeeded by the Greeks. The Minoan capital was Knossos, and Sir Arthur Evans discovered the Palace of Minos there. The name 'Minoan' is derived from 'Minos'. Hope that helps.


Which of these was most likely to be the subjects of a Minoan painting?

Animals running across a field.


What has the author Judith Weingarten written?

Judith Weingarten has written: 'The transformation of Egyptian Taweret into the Minoan Genius' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Bronze age, Egyptian Gods, Excavations (Archaeology), Genius (Companion spirit), Hippopotamus, Minoan Gods, Religion, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Hippopotamus 'The Chronicle of Zenobia'